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Brigitte, the Barrister, and the Blabbermouth: Candace Gets Sued in French Filed under: Pop Culture, Lawsuit Lunacy, Tinfoil Tiara Awards Well, file this one under absolutely no one asked for this: French First Lady Brigitte…
The Trump Epstein scandal is finally here on the blog. I haven’t addressed the entire Epstein mess on the blog until now. I’ve covered it a few times over at The Victory Girls Blog. But…
Calm Down, Thomas While the rest of the country was reacting to Trump’s precision strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities with either praise or panic, Rep. Thomas Massie came sprinting out of the woodwork waving a…
South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace shocked the nation this week by holding up a censored nude photo of herself during a House Oversight Committee hearing. She claims the image was taken without her consent by…
Bill Belichick, football’s resident grump and hoodie connoisseur, has officially entered his "what the hell is he doing?" era. When Pageantry and Midlife Crisis Collide First, his girlfriend—yes, girlfriend—Jordan Hudson flopped out of the Miss…
✈️ A Jet, a Gift, and a Whole Lotta Questions: Trump’s Qatar 747 “Surprise" President Donald Trump kicked off his first extended foreign trip of his second term with a jaw-dropping headline: the Qatari royal…
🚀 From Mars to Texas: Elon Musk’s Newest Frontier—Welcome to Starbase Elon Musk has conquered electric cars, shaken up space travel, exposed billions of dollars of government waste with DOGE, and now? He’s casually founding…
Of all the government agencies that need to be shut down or completely overhauled, the Food and Drug Administration tops the list. If you’ve seen Dopesick or Painkiller, you already know why. It was eye-opening…
Teen killed parents also wanted to assassinate Trump and start a revolution. When Ideology Turns Dark A teenager is in custody, charged with murdering his parents to get money for a self-declared “revolution” and a…
Don't Be A Panican Donald Trump, master of the art of the deal—and now, apparently, the English language—offered some presidential reassurance as markets tumbled from tariff tremors: “Don’t be a panican.” It’s part command, part…
